Will adding a small amount of 99% Azelaic acid to this solution degrade any of the ingredients?
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It is said that azelaic acid in combination with minoxidil has greater results for hair loss/regrowth. The solution that I have used for almost 2 years has 5% minoxidil with 5% azelaic acid and it has worked well. The best results come from regular applications and time. So adding azelaic acid should be beneficial without degrading the product.
20735
No. Adding a small amount of Azelaic Acid will not degrade any of the other active or inactive ingredients.
630799
I do think a diluted mix would work. It is really powerful stuff. I would follow directions on bottle and try a Small corner first but I think it would work
1818083
Yes it has to be mixed. The small bottle is the hardener, you will have a period of time to work with it before it hardens.
1161058
It may "pill" a bit but I don't think it will ruin anything. It seems fairly inert once applied and dry.
1027530
no you should dissolve in a small bucket of warm water and there is no need to mix it with anything else, it works fine on it's own
1207993
It is only 1% and not 100% pure either as it is mixed with water and a preservative.
174212
I use vinegar in it without any problems. Not sure what the manufacturer says about additives.
2216107
Definitely shorter time... diluting it just makes it ineffective. It is an acid so in order for it to be effective, you need it to be acidic.
710425
I don't know about a specific acid, probably should visit your pool store for that, but, be careful with the tool as I followed the instructions and stained my pool surface. If I use it again I will not let the unit filled with acid sit any more than maybe 10-15 seconds at a time.
1156672
It will not work with any additives to the batter. You do have control on how much to dispense. A little or a lot.
1341652
There's a brush that doesn't melt while applying the acid and baking soda that can be mixed with water to neutralize and rinse it off.. that's about all you need.
659369
I have mixed it in water and my vitamin C serum and it pretty much disappears as long as you stir it up pretty good.
1520077
This really only works for substances that dissolve fully in water. I tried to measure the pH of a thin cream (the consistency of runny hair conditioner) and it wouldn't read. If your substance is fully liquid, then yes, if not, then no.
1240430
To a certain degree, yes. (Although some may say that it's not organic, so no.) Do not use more than 25 percent in the product you are making.
1365817
I think the 10% solution would cause scabbing; I would try the 5% solution. I am trying the 5% solution that I bought at a health food store in town. I bought two different kinds: one with alpha hydroxalic acid and one that was glycolic acid. Both had other ingredients in them too. The 5% solution doesn't cause scabbing.
2072105
This did not come with a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), which would include a breakdown of chemical contents, large and small. If I had to guess, I might say distilled water. It may actually be higher than a 99% concentration, but the manufacturer is guaranteeing 99%. Often in the refinement process, price depends on purity. These didn't cost much. This is NOT laboratory grade. I use iso in an electro-mechanical service operation. It has an advantage over ethyl alcohol, as in sold in the paint section at Home Depot, because there are no additives to make it poisonous.
1967926
I do NOT immediately, you should see improvement over time. As to your other question, I keep the solution in my mouth from 5 to 15 minutes other reviewers have claimed longer 30 minutes. I hope this but it really comes down to you and what you prefer!